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syrup or ElEs,

Manufactured b. the Cs,itornja Fig
syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal, is Ne
lures Own True Laxative. This pleas
ant CalifornIa liquid fruit remedy may
os had OF a. G. Smith d Co., st so cents
Ir 81. 1t Is the most pleasant,
prempt, and effective remedy known to
cleanse the system to act on the Liver,
Kidneys, and Bowels geRtly yet thor.
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dcn, and Hndrsd us.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-27

TIE POLITICIANS who are saying that
President Cleveland will decline
second term, are the men who wish
they could believe themselves.
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Eedherg q Fernstrom,

We are making up fashionable suits
q prices which DEFY competition. Call
ard see our new line of imported clothes.
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900 fiele, ipiirbe baum in Sturgeon ni6t
muir feline S6ulben Ios ieir, ionbern
ielbf an bic 26iung ipl9er 2ebensfras
gen. pie bic S6afung eiues teranii6en
SieftpaHets 9afens, berantreteu f6nnen.
Iu@ flir bas @9ulmeIen mtirbe bann
mebr getban tperben t6nnen, dig bisber
Der @elbfnappbeit tuesen sef6ab. Wu6
bdtte Seras baum ni9t n6tbig, bel epens
tuelen Notbifdnben in einselnen Sbeis
len bes States in Wafbington um
milDe @aben ansuflopfen unb mod Dos
gu bersebens, pie feiner 3eit peger Der
lumpigen $40, 900 fir 5aatgetreibe.
&urs unb gut, man mag bieIe Jrage
betra9ten, BON pel9er Settle man min,
10 erf6eint es uns als cine aiemli9 ernz
fte, unb es ent3tebt f@ poiitib unierem
gerifdnbniB, inuiefern bic Soee, bic ber
8unbesreeierung ldftig falenben nes
beri6Iiie gu @unifen Der gum Sbeil febr
bebirftigen @tnaelitaaten gu bertuenben,
cine ld9erIi6e fein ion.
Cine iol6e Mufafung fam nur bic
bemofratif6e parteis8 erblenoung m6gs
lid MAIDEN!
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ST stanlep tpot

STANLEY, ber fibne Mfrifa Gori9er,
fol angebIi9 ni@t mebr unter ben 2es
ben6er tpeilen. Sic 8eri9te bieriber
finb febr ber51ie6en lautenb unb miHen
i@ou bebbalb NIT @orfi6t aufgenoms
men tperben. Na9 Der einen 8erfton
ion er i'm Sample nit @ingeboreneu
erf@oiien morben fein, mad elmer anbes
rem 2esart ion Der Gongobampfer Der
Expedition untergeganger unb STANLEY
nit inn ertrunfen fein. 9iefe Na9s
ri6t ftammt bon ben Miiiondreu
in Matabi, bic fe bon g%ingeboreten
aus Dem Snneren geb6rt baben tpollem.
Sn @nglanb i9enft man bieIem See
ridte tetnen @lauben, ba es an birecten
Na9rihten feblt unb es febr untpabr=
f@einli6 1T, baB ginseborene bic
5trede BON 1000 MeiIen bur9 bas
bentbar untpirtbli6fe 9an6 3uridgelegt
baben .fpIten, I'M bic Wa9ri9t bon
Mruipin1i = mo ft9 bic Expedition nod
benz lebte11 8rie5e Stanlens bonn 2.
Suli aufbielt = iiber Matabi nod ct.
Sbomas Can Der Meftifte) gu %brinsen.
Sir 9enrp Sburfton 9olanb, Der
Staatsietretdr fiir bic britiiden @olos
MEN, c~onffatirte i'm unterbauie, baB. STE
&egierung feinerlei Snformationen ems
pfangen babe iiber ben angebli9en Sob
StanleDs. Mu9 bic @eneralbermaltung
bes Congo Staates meiB Ni9ts iber
bas S9idial Stanleps. General
StrauI9, Der on ber 5pibe biefer Ners
tpaltunesbebbrbe ftebt, bic ibren SIT in
8riHel bat, telegrapbirte an bic 2on'
boner Mgentur Der Ifociirtem prefe,
bob man on Ort unb STEELE feinerlei
unshnHise Beri6te iiber bic Expedition
@tanleps empfangen babe. Sas lebte,
tpas man BON StanleD ueiB, TT, bob er
am 3..Suli BON Mrutnimi aufgebroGeu
lit, UNI fi9 nod benz 9auptquartier
gmiu BeDs, nod Mablaett, gu begeben.
Ml6 &6nig 2eopolb BON BeIgien, bel
Monar9 bes Congo Staates, beffreitei
bic 3uberldifgfeit ienes Beri6tes unt
bofft, baB f9 bic l1nmabrbeit befelbeu
mDgli9f balb beraasfelen tperoe.
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@mntes alaerlei ans 9eutialamo

= Die aus allen Sbeilen BEG 26nig.
rei9s preuBen einlaufenben Beri1te
iber bic grntes Musi9ten finb bes giins
tighten gbarafters. Das Minters utlb
Sommers@ etreibe peripri9t faft iiberaa
in Seuti9lanb CUTE Grtrdge. Drs
ldbt i9 3umal bonn Wei5en arb &og=
gen bebaupten. Mu1 bic Rartofel.
ernte mirb febr sinftig ausfallen, nllr
in Der probin3 Sa1ien bat Der Golos
rabos&dfer bebeutenben G9aben in ben
Rartofel > Gelbern angeridtet. Cine
&egierungs Gommiifion it ernannt,
nm Mittel our 8ertilgung beg unge3ies
fers au entbedeu.
= Die banerii9en Gammeri1 tuer.
ben am 1. September 3uiammentreten.
Cine @orlage pirb cine 0erfaHungs.
Nenbelung be3meden, mobur9 bic
Ma@tbefusnife beg Bring : &egenten
ertpeitert tperben folen.
= SIN gr9ibe Der Ifabemie Der
Wihenf9aften gu Min6en finb me1,
rere t%pertbboae, bisber mod utgebrudte
Briefe bes Mfronomen RepIer aufses
finben tporber.
= Sic StraBburger protefIer er.
fldren, bestpeger fetnen &eiGstagss
2anbibaten fur bic tommenbe Na1s
tpabl a~uffelen au polIen, neil bic
Wabl bod ni9t frei Eel, ben1 niele
8iirger beidBen nidt bic Greibeit, lire
Stimmen nod u%eber3eugung ab3uges
ben. 9ie Golge bieier WabI.gntbaIs
tung piirbe bann alio fem, baB gum
erifen' Male Elm ni6t nit 6ranfret1
ipmpatbifrenber M~bgeorbneter BON
Strabburg in ben &ei6stas seianbt
tpirb.
= Sie tatb. &lOftsr In gHaB.2otb.
rinsen, tpel9e bisber aIs 3peigiafi=
tute ber frana. reIisi6ien Or6en galten,
tperben bon iebt an auf Wuni9 6es
papftes fi6 an bic beuti9en ai6fer
unb Orben ani9lieBsn.. Die ~fransb.
fi9en RatbDliten peroeu bur1 bieie
officiele Nnerfennung bes &eiGslanbes
dig beutf9es @ebiet BON Soften
beg papftes iebenfaIs ni1t Iebr ents
aidt fein. Der papii aeiet 6abur9
aber, baB er ii@ fur bic entgesentoms
menbe 9altung gismards erfenntli9
gu 5eigen peiB.
= Die betannte S9riftfellerin gliIa
polfo III i'm Nlter BON 81 Sobren ses
torben. sic mar cine S9weter bes
in Senesababien ermorbeten beriibmten
IfritasR eiienben Or. 8ogel.
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Cinderella Gd5nb Gtpre.
Ode Sf.6onftonffraBe uub Mberie C.
pouitl panitl panif!
p9r uniere ioeben i'm Often anses -Da
fauften Worrdtbe an S9uben unb

NsbISAS I@SObsb tu tbSSb ANY, &S0
fauften 8orrdtbe on S1ubei1 unb
@tiefeln muhen In IA Sager
D~erfauft nerben. uno iei
neA- es uaterm Roftenpreisl -asa
Gslgenbe BeiipieIe bienen als Bepeis
unferer beifpiellos niebrisen preife:
II beridiebene 4rten niebriger Gerrer1.
f@ube 3u 81 .40(En-grosp reis 81. 75)
9an6gendbte 9errenf9ube ngongreb@
au $2.75 Cont ibli6er preis ~.
grtrafeine banbgendbte 9errni6ube gu
$3.50 (anbersuo 3u $3.50 berfauft.)
Rnabeni9ube II. &n6pffiefel au $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
grtrafeite 2n6pftiefel fir 2naben 50
(Wertb $2.75).
Sameu.p antofeln Nr. 5 - au rur
Is @ts. bas gaar (Wertb 81.
Seine Wdbdenf9ube BON Glaees2eber
gu nur rs Gents (Wertb 81.
2inberi6ube gu 40, so unb 60 Gents,
bic anoersmo 60, Is Gents un6 81
fpften.
gabp : S@ube beridiebener art, bon
rs Gents an.
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Mufreauna In seras.

@roBe gufresuns nurbe in Der llmsessnh
bon Yaris, Seras, ourd bic @eneiuna bes Srn.
3. 9. eorles berbor9ernfen. 9erielbe mar 70
bnlfos, bab ct aG i'm Bette ui9t b%erum;ubres
ben, ooer nur ben sfopf gu beben ber,no6te. Sc.
hermann glanbie, bae ct an Der ausaebruns
terbe. Cine Rrobeaai9e bon Or. Sings Nen
Diseoberb purce inn eefdidt. Sie,burd fabIts
er fi6 setraftigt uno taufte cine srobc Glafds
uno cine S6adtel bon Or. Sings Stem 2ife
Pills, nnb na9bem ct apei 6lafden baron ein.
genoa men bate, mar ct 9eIuno unb bate 36
Pfuno an 6leii6 geipounen.
Gratis. grobeaaf@sn bel U Drei6. @roee
0Iafden 81.
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/. HUTH & SOHN.
bic alte umO bepabrte
Gtfen> u. 6pl5maayen>,
Kaybsas amb

~ w Wv WV <&S 2
Barbeas nao Gansen=S6anbluna
$40, aas aab 2ss mertt~e tross,
Sdn InfOnto- ----------EeTaS.
Saben erbaIten eine @ar.2abuns
D. aanbreth 6 @obn 5dme e.
reten.
briib . grbien, 8obnen unb Eorn, Selb aoru
neibeS unb gelbe8. gbenfals erbaIten: Cine
garlabuns $. 2anbretb G Gobn edte Gamen.
RartoTeln, als mie extra @arlb 8ermont,
earl1 Stole, 8eautb Of 6ebron, @bite Gle.
pbant unb neue Sorten, @arielo nnb State
Of Brain.
ertparten eine ga%rlabuns Garly amber uub
Garlb Orange 3uderrobr. Samen, sepobnlide
uno German @inet, gsbptifdes @eis. unb
Beienforn, Samen. IN S anb: Sobnfon, Mixeo
Pafure, Srdarb, Yerrenial @be, tnb Staten.
GraS Samen. @eiber fdpebii&er Safer.
Msenten fir MietIe8 eGra8&eit
pfIise, finb bic befen, einfadfem, biaiafeu,
Fdrtffea uab Ieidt sebenbften &eitpfige; ion.
ueu nit atuei suteA Yferben ober MuTen bear.
beitet tuerben. @benfaus uSonaueIess BIue
Ser, v8eantb" unb v2anreI1, qana fahI.
riding and walking Cultivatorsn nit ODER ohne
Rorn, unb 8aumuollen. HFan3er.
Agenten fit bic berabmten BrinIy Pfuege,
flanet II. Horse Hoe and C~ultivators com-
.Dined, 9anb. SamensriuS, 4Hige nnb guI.
hDatoren. gnf. 8. Bre1t @nrffmaf@inen unb
Builder 1ltenFlien, Sarriion Bros & Co., au
gebrau6 fertig semifdte Barben, gbas. Mntbs
eonis>@ xtraetoren, 8ienen.3 au9er, NteHer te.
Bir taufen brett bon Gabriten unb bertanfen
81 ben niebrisiten Marftpreifeu fit "cashD.
J.. Huth q Sohn.
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Werbiituns Ses selbert sstebers.

Die 2ocomotibenfiibrer Der @entrals
8abn bon Georgia fasen: Obglei9
ben f@Iimmften miasmatii@en Gin
fliiiien beim Mnfommen unb beim Mbs
fabret bon Sabannab in berf9iebenen
Na9tfunben ausgeiebt unb pdbrenb
Der 6erriGaft beg gelben Giebers bon
1874 gause Rd6te In ber Gtabt bers
bringenb, iipb mir bod nit Musnabme
zines @in3igen, tpet9er ertrantte aber
i9nea genaB, bel unIerer setp6bnli9en
@efunbbeit geblieben, mas mir our9
feline anbere Meiie als bur6 Den ges
tuobnten, ipdbrenb Der Mialaria fortge=
febten Gebrau6 BON simmons
Giber Regulator ertldrer Tons
iler.-
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Galifprnia @eine.

W~einliebbaber finben Elm sroBes 2as
ger BON feineu California Weinen bel
9errn 5. 5. MeDer am Mlarno
ptaaa. 9err Sleeper fu6t bie Weine
an Dirt unb STEELE aus ul.b fauft brett
aus bem 2eIer ter Weinah9ter. Mls
gutter Remner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beifen 5orten ausauudble1. St fam
feline Runben un0 Gamilien nit einen.
guten Sropfen nerieben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine in boralgli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @auone = fret
Ing Qaus 9eliefert.
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tier !: Whittier ! u
Matter

Matter Mftltter !! Witter i! !!
Berbet Sbr bes Nadts selfSrt werben
unb in gurer Rube unterbroden bur1 bas
S4reien zines tranfen 3inbes, tpeldes
S&mer5en bonn Dur9breden Der 3dbne
leioet? ST es Der Tal, 70 tauft cine Tlaiae
. Wrs. @tnslows Scotbins Shrup.
Gr mirb ben aru,et Gleinen lpfort BON iei<
men Sdmer3en befreien. Wan perlaIe ii9
barauf, es bilft. Sc 1T feine Mutter auf
Grbeu, bic es periudte unb Gud nidt n,its
tbeilen wIrbe, baB es bic @~ingemeibe re.
sulirt, ben aleinen Salfe unb @eiunsbeit
unb Der Mutter 8ube eeriaafft, baB es
wie 3auber mirtt. Dos Mittel III ader IN
alien Tdllen unb ansenehm bon @eIdmad;
es pirb bon elmer Der dltslten unb beiten
Drctcrinnen in ben Ser. @taaten pers
i&rieben. nsberal gu baben, bic Tlai4e
30 25 Gents
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pT pearls8ier, ienes perIen6'
@etranf, fiber 2iebling aler 8iertrinter

1aT Sn Golse Der Mnforberungen,
ipel6e ni@t nur in unferer @tabt, {oms
bern au6 auspdrts on uniere Some
Star Brauerei gefelt merben,
bat oiefelbe fi@ beranlaBt geieber, tleue
Mai9inerie i'm Wertbe bon iiber $685.
600 auf5ufelen. 9ie 8rauerei bat
beute mebr als bic 6oppelte &apa3it6t
als aur 3eit ibrer Griinbnng un6 in
eben benz MaBe baber i9 bic @ebdus
li1feitel1 bermebrt.
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Scr can 9seorp gnriuas 0arf

1T bet Waafabrtsort Der San Nntonier
unb aler 8eiu6er Der Nlamo.S tabt,
I'm Ser 9ibe gu entflieben unb ii1 int
flblen @9atten gu ergeben. Ser Yarf
bat in 5olge ieimer Sage su ieber 5as
ges5eit cine belebenbe Stride unb So
miIien ipatloern bdufig gum pribat>
picnic binaus, ebenip tpte 8ereine unb
@eieui@aften bier lire Sefte feiern. Sc
ben Sag freie Muft. Nle Grfrii6nuz
gen nie 8ier, 2imonabe, @ein, Wbiss
feD &c. ftnb in better QuaIitdt gu baben.
24,5-5M s. Scribe, pd6ter.
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6. S. Maaer,

W. y. WsWuS1e
205 Mef : 6 ommercefraB
bdlt elm groBes unb febr gewdbltes 2as
get bon Sapeten, &DuIeaur,
BiI6erra5men unb 2eifel1.
unb ferner neben 3ei@nensM ateriaIiert
aler Mrt, Garben unb Mnitreiz
der : so ateriaIien, DEFENDERS
6ammers fertis gemif9te
.Garber, bic beiten unb biligffen i'm
Martte, bic unter boiler @arantie bers
fauft perben. 5 en { r. unb Spies
geIgIas unb anbere In bieies Sod
f9lagenbe Mrtifel; tportn 9err MiiIIer
6as gr6Bte Eager i'm Meifer bes 6taa,
-tes bat. Iuftrdge aus BEN 2anbe tpers
ben prompt ausgeftibrt.
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Ser fleine Gtaat @bobe SsIau6

: Ser tleine @taat &bobe SsIanb
bat ieBt taum elm Sabr lang bic probe
nit einem probibitions : @efeb gema6t
unb lit f6on gu benz &efultat gelaust,
baB es Wi9ts NIT ber 3pangsmdBi9teit
1T; mie bas nprobioence Sournal"
baben ii6 bic 8erbaftungen wegen
Srunfenbeit : bsfon5ers In paWtudet
unb Memport - permebrt. Sas 8eieB
bat ii9 aud in benz neuen Prohibitions
Staate ebenfp untpirtiam erpieien, mie
in WaiHe, Soma, 3anfas uno ans
bertpGrts.
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Gtn b~anfbarer Yattent,

Der ieinen @amen ni@t s~enannt baben hill unb
Der feline DoIItdnbise @ieberber.
f%eIIune bon dtuerem 9eibsn elmer in
feirsm SoItorbu6 ansesebensn srsnei berbanft,
ldbt surd uns baIelbe o + en- rel an feline
leibenben Mitmeniden berfdiden. 9ieies erobe
Bud entbdlt &e5ePte, bic in ieber spottefe
semadt tperben fonnen. Sdidt Cure Mbre1e
nit 8riefmarte on o. 0tSfatnp s. So,
10 q. 3ouftpn gtr., Netp 0urf, u. y.
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So Nerbeni9ud9e bel beiben Sc
f6le6ter, glei9pieI nie %entffanben,
i9nel, sriinolid unb fur bic Sauer ge'
beilt. abrefiire, nit 10 Gents in
Siefmarfen fur Nntuort unb Bud, mos
rim Ndberes angeaeben: Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, 633
Main Street, Buffalo, New York.
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2,179 i'm Betrase bon $535,tO0
E- anfraeen fir Asentea, fopie Ratep
fit Clubs fOnnerl nur IN bar Office In aeb
Orleans semadt tuerben. @egeu rdberer Nus.
funft f9reibe man oeutIs9 BITE ganae Abrtffe.
Wsan idtde @elb burd Ypfol No.
ten, GrpreB Wcneh Srber, Wetp Dcrt
@ediel auf Mem Srleans.
griefe nit gurrenrb unberdnbert per erpres
gBir aabIen grprebtoten.
Wf. u. Doupbtn,
9lew Orleans IA.
Dan aDrefFre resifrirte Briefe an bic
Nem SrleanS Mationol 8anf,
Setp OsIeans, "a.
@bmarb Wocre, Mgent,
221 aceauia Strabe, Gan s~ntonto. Ter.s
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sas- pearI Bier, ienes prideInbe
liebli6e @etrdnf 1T ieBt in Der sauasn
Staot su betommen.
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Sdldude! Sdldnde! 99ldn@e !!
WeiBe g6ldu6e. gum eprinfeIr Z
3ol Is Gent per Sub. S9mar5e
S6ldu@e, Z 3oG Sur6mefer Is, %
uno Is Gents per SUB bet
Us. s.. 0mtferfibe & Co.,
plumber & @asfitter,
6,5,4Mt go. 335 Soufton Ctr.
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llnitertrefli&e stn3iebung!
Heber cine babe Mi0ion terlcDf.
LA. s. IL.
Qpui1iana State Qptterp So,


Dtefes snfitut nurbe I'm sabre 1858 fiji,
eraiebnnss. unb Bobltbatisteits . 8pede bon
ber StaatSlesislatur sefsbliG iueorborirt.
Dnrd Gin Neutrality-suspicious. 8Otrm purben lire
Mefte Elm Sbetl Der seseupdrtisen Staatseon.
Intuition, ansenonmer am 2. December 1879,
Sbre sroBen 8iebungen bon etatel.
men " ummern inben nonatliG fdtt
pie nnteraei@neten 8antem unb Banfiers
neroen aae @epinre in bet 2ouiiana Gtaats.
Sotterle, Die ibnen prdfentirt tuerSen, ausaahIen.
:. 2. Sslesbh, Brdi. ga. Scat. Bunf.
y. ganaur, Brdi. State SEAT. Banf.
Y. Baldwin, BrdI. q. 8. Scat. Banf.
@arl 3ohn, Yrdi. Union Wat. Bonf.
@rpbe u1cnatliae 3tebuua
in Der Geaberlt Of Wufe, Mew Orisans,
Dieaitag ben 9. Nuguf 1887.
6anpt9eptnn $4,000.
100000 5idets Su. $40 iebes.
9albe S.. Ganftel So. 3ehntel 81.
QiAaA s~ oa..;r
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THE CHARLES A. voGELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-02-17
SILENT PEOPLE.
How They Are Frequently Misjudged by
the Noisy and Chattering Crowd.

How They Are Frequently NIisjudged by
the Noisy and Chattering Crowd.
When number of good-humored
people are setting out. bright and early
in the morning, on some exhilarating
expedition, it is pleasant to notice how
lively and expansive they are. For
the first hour they talk all at once,
laughing their words rather than speak
ing them. But as the forenoon goes
on, one after another drops gradually
into comparative quiet and silence. It
is not that they have ceased to enjoy
the excursion and each other, but the
first effervescence of the uncorked ami
NAL spirits of the morning has spent
itself.
In similar fashion, as we go on in
life past the period of obstreperous
youth, we incline to talk less and write
less, especially on the topics which we
have most to heart. The younger peo-
pie notice this. and think it is because
wa are growing lukewarm on these
matters. They deplore us, among
themselves, as being ''lost leaders," or
lost followers, of this and the other fine
cause. But they do not understand.
The thought is deeper and stronger in us
now, perhaps, than when it was visible
at the surface and made more noise.
We are beginning to realize the USE
lessness of perpetually talking, that is
all. If there is thing to be said we
prefer to wait and say it only when
and where it will hit something or
somebody.
Moreover, if the youngsters will OBJ
serve us a little they may see that we
say number of things-and pretty
forcibly, toby simply taking them
for granted. They might follow us
around, A and B and c, and half
dozen more of us elders, and listen to
our talk for whole week without ever
hearing from us a single argument or
exhortation on the subject. say, of the
intellectual Rights of Women" or
the Course of the Ignorant Vote" But
they would soon notice that what we
quietly take for granted in our talk
would furnish number of tolerably
strong creeds or platforms. They might
come to the conclusion, too, that this
quiet taking of certain things for
granted by sensible and vigorous men
and women is not to be despised, as a
working force, in comparison with
whole parlorsfull of Yociferous chat
ter.-AtIdntic.
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must have had his mouth open. for he
began to strangle at once, and if ever
worked hard for three minutes it was
to save him. He was unconscious
when L got him to the bank and pulled
him up, while L was as good as frozen.
BY liberal use of my voice aroused
three or four men. and we got Lane TO
the hotel, and worked over him for
half an hour before he opened his eyes.
Then tucked him up, gave him big
drink of hot whisky, and went out and
got the money. He had spent about
forty dollars of it. Not word. did he
reply as 1 told him who I was, who he
was, and showed him the money. Not
a word did he utter all the way back to
Milwaukee. and it was only after Mrs.
Pierce failed to prosecute him and he
was turned loose that he sullenly NUT
tered:
Il was just fool enough to argue that
no detective living could overhaul me-"
N. 7. Sun.
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COLLEGE CRIES.
The WhoOps and Shouts Used by Students
of Different Colleges.

The Whoops and Shouts Used by Students
of Different Colleges.
One of the college papers has COM
piled a list and history of college cheers.
According to it the original shouts of
the colleges were aCrepetitiOn of the
name of the college. This gave an add
vantage to the colleges which had
sonorous names, and us the constant
aim of cheering is to make more noise
than the other cheerers, new yells were
evolved by a process of evolution.
These came into existence quarter of
a century ago, when Yale and Harvard
had their boat races on Lake Quinsiga-
mond, when the 'Rah 'Rah 'Rah !
thrice repeated was first heard. Har-
ward sounded the 'Rahs full, and added
Harvard" pronounced so that the ar
and a clipped d were all that were
heard. yale" was added to the New
Haven colleges Rails with long howl
on the a.
Princeton s cheer was developed soon
after as Princeton came into athletic
relations with the other colleges. They
took the three Rails for basis, and
added the sky-rocket siZ-boomah,
which they hold on to as long as the
nine 'Rahs of their opponents hold out,
and then yell princeton" as a CALI
ope climax. Dartmouth has one of the
most novel cheers of all. Some Indian
must have invented it, and stout col
lege lungs give it the right aff1atus. 1t
is Wah-hOo-wah! Wah-hoO-wah! Diddy,
diddy, Dartmouth Wah-hoo- xah! 1t
is very picturesque, and only a sophie
more can Wah-hoo to the best advant-
age. The hoo is like a human OWLS
boot.
Every body has heard Columbia's
Hoorayi Hooray! Hooray! Column
b-i-al The name spells out rythmical-
". John Hopkins University at Bal
timore has taken the ground plan of
the cheer and built on it, adding John
H-o-p-k-i-n-s instead of C-o-l-u-m-b-i-a.
Stevens Institute at Hoboken and Union
College at Schenectady have simila-
cheers.
Rutgers has cheer almost as origl-
nal as Dartmouth's. 1t is 'Rahi 'Rah!
'Rahi Bow-wow-wow! RutgersI VIII
hams has an enhancing and resonant
'Rah! 'Rah! 'Rahl Willyamsi yams!
yams! Pennsylvania University has a
wild Philadelphia cheer without any
special charm. 1t is the three 'Rahs
Penn-syl-van-i-ahl The College of the
City of New York cheer better. They
say 'Rah three times and add G! O.
NJ Y.-N 7. Sun